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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-28
Albrelin9 Register

By TIE recent statements from FORA
KER's friends, telling how he forced him
self upon Mrs. CLEyELAND'S notice at the
Philadelphia reception, where the Presi-
dent and his wife were mot hosts, but
guests, and attempted to take the lady's
hand, it is plain that FORAKER lacks good
breeding.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-28
released on 100000 Rail.

The Probate Court, of Belmont county,
sitting a a reviewing court, on Wednes'
day. decided to release Daniel Swearengep,
the man charged with the murder of George
Buckingham, at the Bridgeport depot, on
bail, and the sum was fixed at Sl0,0 600
This was promptly given By the friends OF
the prisoner, and he was released from Gus.
tOdy. In making the decision, the Court
held that the evidence did not warrant the
Justice of the Peace in declaring Swear
engen guilty of murder. The case will
come up before the grand jury in Novem-
her
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-28
Removing q Serious Ob.tructisn Gently

dynamite and gisnt powder might answer nd
mirsbly to remove distractions from He'll G,,s
IN Eas' RiVer, New York, hut explosive meas
ures in medication are ever attended with di,s.
uous consequences. For instance, the bowel,
cannot be violently drenched with safety. mo,
is there the slightest necessity for no doing On
the contrary, Is most unwise. None but tbt
puroiind sdherents Of ~antiquAted therories IN
medicine advise or sanction such q course. m
weaken the intestines-the effect Of drastic mr.
IN sraS SI,-,, 70 e9mpTomise the health Of ID. en-.
on the other hand. the bowels are reisIed nn.
" = SonYnis,h OF nature appro1imstine tn an
eruption OF NJ Popocatapeii. but eIsdn.,s1
zen psne iiga without wrenchins or drenchins.
are toned and benefited By Il. ""eh'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-28
Makes Thousands OF Toes Ache.
q Tonys psntLhfc1n

In an orgasm of delight Foraker is in
viting the world to look at a hero who has
been snuhbed because he saved the coun-
try. The spectacle causes thousands OF
toes TO ache with a violent desire to reach
his s~ensibilities through the portion Of his
anatomy in which they are obviously
LODGED.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-28
THIS Is SAD, INDEED
A West Virginia Minister Falls Into bad
Company.

A West Virginia Minister Falls Into bad
Company.
1t is alleged that a minister of the Cos,
pei, who has been in the city several
days, was overcome by the heat-or some,
thing more material, Tuesday evening, and
allowed himsslf to enter the door of
South Side house whose character is any,
thing but good and beautiful. The story
goes that ne came out of the house minus
sum of money, the exact amount of which
is not known, but it was not great 1t i:
understood that he claims to have been
done up" for the money in some manner,
but did not report the matter at policC
headquarters, as he desired to keep the
occurrence dark, aid if there had been ne
newspapers in the city he would probably
have succeeded in doing so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-28

A CORRESPONDENT of the Cincinnati
Times Stur writing from Philadelphia in
forms US that:
Foraker came riding down the granite
walk like a knight of old. He raised his
silk hat, and bringing his horse to a stand,
looked steadily at the ruler ct $1,000, 600
as if TO say, II have said it,
Well. of all things! Aud how did Mr..
CLEVELAND stand il But let rs see
what the Times-SfGr man further says:
The President never moved q muscle Of
his impassiye face, aud looking straight at
the Governor raised his hat.
Dear, dear, He never moved a muscle
through the terrible ordeal Well, this
shows what q great man the President is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-28

THE Republican WIserNsEs, who are
prophesying that there is reason to believe,
etc, that Congressman RANDALL is going
to Join the Republicans in an attempt to
GUST JOHN G. CARLISLE from his seat in
the next House, owing TO the THOEBE
contest are very interesting lunatics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-28
No, nc. "Snubbed" to death.

HoMEsTEApERs are rushing into the
wilderness near Baraga, Mich, at q rapid
rate TO take M pine and farming lands re-
Gently taken away from railroad companies
by a ruling of the Interior Department
The lands comprise 25S,OOO acres of I'M
selected aud unimproVed mineral, pine,
hard wood and farming lands. The open
ing of these lands to hOmesteaders is one
Of the many important results of the land
policy of the Democratic administration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-28
Pms Enarn

Young mother to her husband, in the act
Of finishing his toilet: Run. quick to the
doctor's!" "Why?" ''Baby's Just swal
lowed your collar buttou" How can
go to the doctors without my collar but.
tom?''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-28

POWELL of Ohio has opened up the
Democratic campaign. The services will
conclude with q ~post-mortem when the
ballot boxes are opened in November
Chicago IRter-OeedR.
With Governor Foraker N the table, did
you say?-Nsr York Herald.
Yes, Foraker. Verdict, died from the
effects Of = premature explosion OF his
~'wonderiul mouth" - CiereldRd Plain
Dealer.
No NO. Stumbled" to death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-28

If you want to get a good idea of tn
m~ultuous motion you want TO watch the
agitation of the bustles of two women
dancing q hop waltz.-BOstoa Transcript.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-28
THE PENSION BILL.

The Share OF West virginia SoIUlers-
Amount by Counties.
SDecia! telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., September 2l.-
The following table shows the number OF
pensioners in each county OF the State of
West Virginia and the amount paid as cur
rent pension in each county Of the State
for the quarter ending jane 3, 1887:
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

The report made TO the Levy Court
yesterday by ex-County Treasurer Her.
bart foo,s up the round sum Of 1924, 900
Of . bonded debt for New Castle County.
True, New Castle County has many re-
sources and and Is wealthy, bus that
much debt should not be carried long.
1t takes about $4,000 alone of the
county taxes gathered to pay the inter.
est upon that much debt, and this Ia a
serious incum brance to the ia xpayers.
The object Of the Lsvy Court under
these circumstances should be not tc
see how low q tax rate the county car
get along with but to lay tar rate thai
will create sinking fund 10 pay of
the county's Indebtedness. L is much
better 70 do this than to pay interest on
% much debt
But TO the taxpayers OF Wilmington
this debt tells with double force. Add
1t to the bonded debt Of the city and
the taxpayers Of this city have oyei
$4,000, 900 Of debt staring them In thu
face. This Is almost enough to para
lyze honest taxpayers. One hundred
thousand dollars OF the taxes paid b,
the taxpayers Of Wilmington 20 T.
pay interest on bonded debss. This 4
TOO much OF an incunbrance to b.
financially healthy. and more effor
should be made to remove the incuu
brance.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
Paving Streets.

Much OF the blame for extravaganza %
In the paving OF streets is blame ed upon
Councilman Adele, chairman OF the
Street Committee. Upon this point Mr..
Adele needs come defense. When the
appropriation OF SIC, 900 wa made the
City Council ordered that forty 50 uares
OF streets should be paved for that much
money. The fact Is, thousand dollar,
will not grade and pave square in q
proper manner, taking forty 60 usres,
some with Belgian blocks, some With
. half pavement Of Belgian blocks and
Others with ru5ble pavement. When
the appropriation va, made every bod y
wanted the squares paved tina. would
do them the most good. Ia trying tc
please and accom- modate all Mr.. Adele
simply spread his appropriation over
more ground than than 1t could cover
He tried to pave forty squares, bat the
money would not hold out and in try
ing to ge. rs much done rs possible
much Of II was sighted. The sand used
really was no. sand, but instead the
greater part was clay, hence the poor
pAvements we have already in less thar
SIX months after they were laid. Ther,
may have been much mismanagemenl
In the street. department, bat II there Ii
much OF 1t, =. was eau sod by the zen
eral clamor to have more streets paved
snan there was money to DO 1t with.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
A Delinquent aundred.


Amongst the unpaid taxes OF New
Castle County stands ST. Georges H an
dred with the startling figures OF SIG,
3s7 "a, not . dollar paid for the year
1885. ChristiAnA and New Castle Hun.
dreds, each with more taxes to pay,
have both paid we'll compared with St.
Georges. The former has paid al but
q. $40 Is and the latter all but "a, 4S7 SO
but st. Georges stands solitary and
alone rs the hundred that has paid nc
taxes for 1886, though she IL Is wealthy
and able to pay ~ either Of the Other
hundreds. Why should 81. Georges be
% much behind IL . question that must
come to every citizen. Gan Levy Cour,
Com missioner ShAlicross tell why? II
he has any excuse to make for his CON
stituents he should make 1t. II st.
Georges taxpayers have . right to hold
ON to SIC, 397. "a . year after 1t Is dus
and pocket the interest upon the sam,
other hundreds have the right to do tn,
same, and then what will the count,
do for money? Besides this, careless
ness In paying county taxes when du,
leads to carelessness in paying oshe
tsEes, and to general looseness In al
financial transactions. This Id full,
proven by the loose manner in which
the road taxes OF 81. Georges Hundred
have been collected and applied. 8
exceedingly loose and careless has tn
road department. been conducted IL
shat hundred that the present Lasisls
ture has passed bill compelling
more business like and economical nd
minissration Of that department An
other bill com polling q more punctue
payment OF the county taxes In tina
hundred would mt be out OF place.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
ALL NEW STOCK.
$3.50 to $500

These are the prices that
attract attention when look.
ing for a suit to please
that boy. Coupled with the
quality of our Clothing it is
sure to be be just what you
want. All new styles.
Hyou want a heavy suit,
cut prices will induce you
Ito purchase at 4I6 Market
| street.
Ifyou handspring weights
our $3.50, $500, 81 so and
$500 Suits are the ones t.
|select from. All new goods
Styles the latest! Quality
1.-THE hnest! Prices the low
est! Stock the largest
These combinations at Az
Market street.
Merit demands recognition
1t is found in our goods
manufactured expressly TO
us by Wanamaker & Brown
land our prices are the lowest
| Large stock OF Sprinl
IOvercoats. Style, Prices ant
Equality will please you.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

The opening Of the new Washington
street market yestsrdsy marks an I'M
porsant epoch In the industrial pro-
aress OF our city and II long step Ia
the direction OF an abolition Of the
cur bstone markets which nearly every
body are prepared 70 pronounce relics
of the past that should DO left behind.
True, curl ,sity brought . great many
together last night merely 10 $50 the
ne Y market house, bat even . sight
| OF 1t cannot fail to make . decidedly
| favorable impression. Not many mar
ksts can be found In any city, eette'
lighted, better ventilated, with betsel
drainage, purer atmosphere. and II
fact In any way with better nAtura
and acquired advantages. Tho oitlzeu
OF Wilmington may be proud that thsy
have such AlArgc and handsome market
house. But will 1t succeed2 That
the question upon nearly every tongue
That such IN enterprise should succeed
10 freely admitted BY all; mat 1t VII
succeed depends upon the spirit OF th
occupants Of stalis. A good way 10
them to drive customers away 10
charge . little moro than 10 charged !
other markets; . good way 70 succee
10 TO charge little less for everythiu
: than 10 charged In other markets. "Bt
I cannot reduce prices" Ne think y
hear some ono say. my profits nov u
AlreAdy very small" Suppose the
are, better that than have few sale
Small profits, quick sales and polit'
ness with customers will build mp Il
market. But It 10 NO: our purpose
= 70 into details - 70 how . mark
should DO conducted. Those Who hs'
> been attending them for many yea
:. know how that should be done. II
y more our purpose TO say that there
Z lone OF the grandest market houses
- the country, with every facility ~
= convenience, put in order Q. great e
, !, pense to the ownsrs, and now It Ia
: the farmers and the cit.z sns OF W
!, mingeon to say whether 1t shall be
:, failure or . success
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

BRIscoE's grea. paint nR of the hat.
ties Of Gettysourg have had oulv a
sum ,ient ran In this city to give the
people . TASTE ior havingit represen ted
and conseq uently those In charge ol
.oe oiotamA nave consented to repeat
.no e1niolsion In o matinee next SAtur-
day afternoon, common cling at 2 30
oc.ock' y wing to the SOLVE part the
OelA vac troops took In those actions,
my e4nioition OF the battles becomes
o. iocAi in'eress to Delavareans, and
we doubt no. the Opera House will be
crowded.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

EArsRrs estimate that the recent &C.
osaeht on the Boston and Providence
haiso&s wan cost the company $780,
oVo In damages alone This amount
Wonid nave gone o great distance in
paying Tor the thorough inspection Of
ORIG ses tnas nigh have prevented the
accident.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

AnEnicAN yachts have no. only
oos'en ,ns crack yachts Of our English
nolen oots year after year and hold
tns oaeehs cup, but al England stands
-sgnSss .. tne exploits 81 the Coronet
snu Daentiess In crossing the ocean.
Lnsiano must hurry up to keep pace
builders.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

BEE n
Marked
A Fen |l&|

| Fifty .tvn lAiits' Cap
each 5iEsond Sand {.
DC. a yart, nd plenty dM
to sOe.; sem. rev syia
| Wilmington B! any 90. a
One ca, Of 81 Blas
wholesale pic, &c sun3
orc week, # they '.s \
| goods will tell Iati Os' I
have to- seeing n'sas "a
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

THE ANTHOLOGY gambling bill got
another boost forward In the Lszisla.
ture yesterday, and there are strong in
dications that 1t will become law.
The gamblers might as we'll begin to
pack up their traps for removing to q
more con genial CLINE.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

SPECIAL NOTICE All subscribers
to either the Daily or Weekly RRPUB'
LIcAN, outside Of this city, who are
over one year 10 arrears, are requested
.ofor ward, withou. delay, the amount
due.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
THE ASSURANCE Of support guar
.antesd TO rs BY oar patrons has decided

The ASSURANCE OF support 8uar
aatesd TO rs BY oar patrons has decided
~ to commence the Issue Of our %.
column paper o-morrov-instesd Of
Saturday, ~ previously promisei-And
continue its publication from day 70
day. We hereby return our thanks to
The public for the generous support
given NJ In the past We shall endeAvor
10 cater to the wants Of the people, and
give them, II anything. . better paper
in the future than We have In the past.
We are pleased to know that our eff rtl
In this direction have bean appreciated
and the evidence Of It II the large nnm
bar vko make use OF our columns.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

Counters full and shelves
full of the Paris Novelties.
They've crowded out some
of the palmer things. High
headed, arrogant Novelties,
Presuming on jour favor.
Well they may. They had
your favor in the seasons
gone; they'll have more of it
now, if good looks and odd
looks-never before so good
and so odd-count for any
thing.
Pushes in bars and
stripes, cut and uncut; dabs
and patches of fluffy color,
thrown on with random
regularity; saucy roughness;
pretty plainness; boucle and
rise tangles; knots and
punches of brightness on
shadowy grounds. That's
OF the to-day Novelties.
Wild woven and tinted har.
monies in loops and tufts
and plnches. AS if a Tyro-
lean tune could be thrown
from a loom.
Southwest of centre.
What OF Dress Stufs gel
to the Remnant Counter %
for no fault except littlenes.
or loneliness. II an end, il
goes; if i S fellows of a clas.
have been picked out, i
goes. That's why you ma,
even get dress lengths O
the finest things there at th.
yard price of odd bits.
Last circle, west OF centre.
Linen Lawns. Cost toe
much for q season or two to
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

NOE ss; y, .,..ra
q the city '4 q, H;r a.
rev Castle aps alsass
p sss ss, with q, i.s,ss.!Iu
s M Provided s,i,.d Do Iss ..sssi. n
nj ss ..rp,y IL =, ..r.Ias I Ai
% 2, The state Of SsI.,s.a y
m Ma. s,'u,iy, y 'si sss,..i !,
r. ~. a Al: D ia'r' Vss.lD,ti,i
ann, IN Inn Or ,,1nr i, ,,,ss.nks
quart, quart, 70 &c aius, "a =, '.,ssl,s
following hspectshSaAtr
recon mead tia ~ ~ tlhN
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l. hsrmsnn Sl,xS
DDAnlel Mctls. aqS
rra , Dough.,,, in2
3 J. o eNsaa, rissI
August Biern,,, RHi
Albert Ne1ms,.ss lply
4 Springer lMS
James Ii harsu IND
IGharlss = bnsa' aaS
James McKtnps ,All
thos ID uibloa ;!,ls0
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

NOrloE-l. yISs,;
An Ct the haaS
King street, ia t,.sS
Wilmington. .nssS
state Of Dslss,n r.
reGuiremsnu t.l,sr1s
sembly IN seca a.. ~
hereby give aas MI
writing to he Cane ~
the Peace ind ii r
stats Of Dslsa 81
Osstlc COUNTY ), irzri
May. A. D. lE, NJ
OF said cour;, Iv. AlrSt|
IN inn or tavsra, " N
toxiea,ips lilusn |, IN
one quart, to bs .r,srS
the iOliosing reisau,au
gard recon ; end %. m
John D. hush n
Mich las Jenry IiI
Michael ka-giJ nj
Henry utbeS =
kdw. lel.aior r
John y. Dusps, 81
X Woli0n p
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I. 4. X biLssn @l
Il =. Yaiennc. es1
Geo. II bunana n
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Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
WANAA An ER'S.

PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, March 80. 1857.
Not the shadow but the
sunlight OF the coming event
is on the store. Day by day
you can see better what
we've in mind to show you
on the 4th of April Of woven
things to wear.
You see something Of
what the carpenters and
decorators are doing; you'll
see more and more OF it till
the Store closes on Saturday
night. But you won't see
nearly all. There'll be a
surprise tor you on Monday
next, no matter how closely
you watch the getting
ready.
We mean that this occa,
sion in Dress Materials, in.
Guiding Silks, shall be the
grandest ever attempted on
this continent. We've the
stuffs to make it SO; we've
the place to make it SO
The will and the power ar,
going hand in hand.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
vAxAmAKERs'

WANAMAKERs' III
hold up against the "Union'
stufs-the mixed cotton and
linens. Won't crowd the
"Inionsr out now, but the
price should get back some
lost ground.
It's worth a little extra !
to get something 50 light and
strong and neat az these
printed linen lawns. Colors
that won't fade, that'll be
bright as long as the stuff
lasts. Every thread linen;
modest little figures; espe-
cially fit for girls wear.
Pink, blue, black and plain
white. IS cents.
A new day dawning tor
1.-The linen lawns.
West Of main aisle, near rransspt.
/ A filter that'll sift the live
things out Of water doesn't
do enough, if that's all. The
worst things are the ones
you can't see. You want a
filter that'll catch them as
well as the creepers and
crawlers.
That's where the Jewett
! Filters are strong. Water
r. that comes through them, no
matter how dirty it may have
been, is as clear as crystal
and as pure as if bursting
|. IRON a gravelly hillside. The
: cheapest are the Kitchen
: Filters. No difference in the
q filtering part; they have no
cooler attachment.
3. 5 gallons, $500.
II a gallons, $500.
d e gallons. So.25.
IL Basement, northwest Of centre.
/ We've had the baby in
mind, too. Long and shor'
!. dresses in a variety O
e styles, cloaks, caps and man,
t catchy designs in zephyl
y'goods-sacks, afghans, mitts
4 bootees and little nick
n nacks.
Chestnut street frost, east OF Arcade.
Mitcheline spreads. Ligh
W e i 6 h t, Summer weight
If Seem to fit in with chin;
d mattings' on floors ant
Il screens in Window. Bright
i cheerful, and don't shov
v every speck Of dust. Blue
. buff, pink and bronze. S2.25
: have been S..
d Near Ladies' Waiting Room.
y The Holdings floor lam,
y is the best. Raised or low
g cred by a touch and stay
where you stop it. N
=, thumbscrew to get out c
order or be loosened by
/ child. A little trouble at frs
'e by turning of the round roc
n made it square. SIS to $1oe
lie Shade extra. Many elegan
re shapes.
o. The Rochester lamps ar
70 as simple as well can BIZ
Centre draft like an argan
burner. Soft,mellow, stead
light. We know of nothin
- else of the kind that wi
% make SO good a light out c
'e oil. Complete, $3.50 t
81 S33.75.
. Some of the most strikin
u and novel things in lamp
-, ~ are from Mitchell, Vance 4
:; :, Co., Of New York; special
~ made for us. It's like visi,
"A ing an art room to go anon
=, them.
Basement, north Of centre.
!, Collapiing | a nterns q
~ transparent silk. Japanese
- of course. Almost lost in tn
H. wilderness OF pretty and use
"a full things from the land G
8, the Mikado.
III Basement, near centre stairs.
ldI JOHN WANA~.v
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
Wilmington Clothing Rou''
No. 4I6 Market Street.
JOHN W. DIEFENDORF,
Manager.


JAN. 3OTHs 1857.
Trains viii Ieavs Wilmington IS soIIows:
Philadelphia texpressh .. asa. Z 20. ga
%, SIS. 80. . 10, a.. 10 Ct. II IS IL 81 an
Accommodation. 0 90. : 90. I os, 10 90 .. In
. 30, 90, 20, y 30, 10 30 y. N.
For Chester texpressl. o 20. Z 80. 9 20 80
et7. II IS, II 81 .. m, Il &c, n, 0 20 and 10
Accommodation, 9 20. : 90. /, os. Is. 10 so
.. NJ. . 70, = o., 70, Q 30 aod 10 10 p. m.
Rev York, loo, 2ba, 44a. $50, TOO, So
10 OF, II 81 q. M. az 20, W, Q %, 8 n 8 20
V2s 90. 10 90 p. m.
FOR West chester, via Lsmokin. 40 ant
10 q. m. 30 and % p. m.
For Newark (Ccntre) and intsrmsdis
stations. ~ a. m, Il IS and 0 n p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate s,ssfons, 10 o,
.. m, s7 p. m. ana IL IL night.
Baltimore and hay Limo, I IS p. m.
Baltimore and Warrington. 70. ., 9 o.
10 %: IL 90 q. m, Il 90, sili. "a, 8 10, ~ 81
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, Q 90. s 90 q. M, Il 81, 2 %, 90
Q Is p. IN. and IL o. nisht,
SeAford (Express) . 90 D. m.
.. m, IL SO p. n.
Express for Harrington, 10 IS a. NJ, $50 p
Express for Dover, harrington and Del
mar. 10 Is 6. m. and IL o. night.
franklin Oity. $40 a. IN.
Express for Oape Cbaries, Old Point Com
Tort and Norfolk. 10 IS r. n, and IL CT might
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. 70,
Wilmington texpressI. IL Is. 8 50, 10, ~
10, 10 %. 10 20. II Is. IL t6 a. m, sol, OF
To- SOS, II, OF. 81. IT'D and IL 70 D. ~
Accommodation 30, 10 rs q. e., l VI. . ~
%. "a IS. 10 % 10 ~ and II IL p. m.
fof furtner informstion pszssngers are n
ferred 70 the ticket office 1t the station.
Trains marked thus ts)are limited sxbfssa
upon which sxtrs fArs 10 charged.
j. K. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30
NOTICE

That the Finest Stock of
Custom Goods in our city
is found in the tailoring de-
partment. 416 Market street.
Our $40 Suits are at
tracing great attention.
Our $a5 styles have no
equal. We ask you to zee
them.
A larger selection Of Trou'
servings than all others com
bined. Prices IS to sra.
Our cutter has no superior
and all our work guaran
teed, or money refunded
Nov is the time to make
Iyour selection.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

MOTT JE-rhE WILMINGTON uDOK-
IN less Excavating Company, No, 3. IL
now prepared to execute all orders prom pt.
". All parties having work In our line can
have the same attended TO by leaviag their
orders at either OF the following places:
Ofise OF tho Boari Of Health. Telephone
call S2s. Samuel Stapley's. 6Os East SIN
street. Matthew J. Kyle, Front and
Adams streets. Con psny 'Sofico, 1877 Hal
tonwood reetOrders respectfully Solicited
JAMES III. WINCHESTER q BRO,
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Daily Republican., 1887-03-30

IN r. PROUfOk'S
t. ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
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Tho Great German Dialect Artist,
MR.. r. r. BAKER,
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